Gregory Robbins

Gregory Robbins serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Management and International Business within the College of Business at Southern Connecticut State University, maintaining an active research agenda with recent publications through 2019 and conference presentations as late as October 2023. His office (SB 219) and contact details (robbinsg2@southernct.edu; (203) 392-5865) reflect current institutional affiliation.

Dr. Robbins' research program critically examines sustainability through interdisciplinary lenses, integrating conscious capitalism frameworks with embodied cognition theories. His work demonstrates how movement practices like contact improvisation foster managerial mindfulness, while investigating hidden trade-offs in corporate sustainability initiatives using competing values frameworks. This scholarship bridges organizational behavior, systems thinking, and industrial democracy concepts to address contemporary business challenges in knowledge societies.

Publication trends since 2012 reveal deepening focus on conscious capitalism and industrial democracy, with 2019-2023 outputs emphasizing qualitative exploration of capitalist practices and democratic workplace structures. His scholarship consistently connects embodiment theory to sustainability implementation, challenging traditional mind-body dualisms in organizational contexts.

Scientific Awards: No awards documented in source materials.

Dr. Robbins secured $7,700 in SCSU funding (August 2020-September 2021) as Co-Principal Investigator for research on conscious capitalism's practical implications. His 10+ conference presentations since 2012 demonstrate sustained scholarly engagement with the International Academy of Business Disciplines and American Society for Competitiveness, though specific student mentorship details remain unlisted.